Tokyo 2020 Olympics human rights and sustainable procurement
In September 2017 a conference was held to explore how the Tokyo 2020 Games could follow the lead set by…
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The Business Case for Sustainable Procurement
An in depth article exploring the business case for sustainable procurement citing academic references and real world case studies from…
The journey towards Strategic Sustainable Procurement contributed by Jean-Louis Haie in Australia.
Benchmarking of 40 organisations assessed on their alignment with ISO 20400:2017 sustainable procurement guidance
Building the Business Case for Sustainable Procurement in Australia – 2019
A great guidance document to convince Australian organisations to invest in sustainable procurement!
The Business Case for Sustainable Procurement
An in depth article exploring the business case for sustainable procurement citing academic references and real world case studies from…
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France asked 200 great ordering parties to evaluate their level of knowledge, roll out and evaluation of this standard. Results…
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Respecting human rights in our supply chains – EPSA
This report was developed by Action Sustainability in conjunction with the Energy Procurement Supply Association (EPSA). The white paper is a practical guide to understand and address the moral and business challenges facing the energy industry on respecting human rights in their supply chains.
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